Saturday, February 27, 2010

Blinded by the Light

                     
Went to Holland, Michigan for their Tulips Festival last year and one of the local shops made a handmade candles. They make the candle in front of you. They dip the wax in different layers of colors, dried it up for few minutes, they carved it like what you see above and below. You can choose what colors you want to your candle. And voila you have your own handmade candle.




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15 comments:

Sandy from the Heart of texas said...

Beautiful light!

Carly said...

Hi :)

what an unusual light! Is it a candle? Lamp? It's so lovely!

-Carly

Suzanne R said...

That is an unusual lamp, and a very pretty one.

Jama said...

That is so beautiful! It's an engraved candle isn't it?

JoLyn said...

Beautiful candles! Good job!

Dimple said...

Beautiful candle, especially when lit!
Thanks for the visit!

Kala said...

Lovely light!

Jay said...

I'm very impressed with that carving! How intricate and skillful it is!

Andree said...

That is so intresting! Your photo is a difficult shot and you did it so well. I've never done a candle photo well at all!

John McDevitt said...

Blinded by the light is fantastic. Reminds me of Halloween.

Killara girl said...

wow...gorgeous...it's a fabulous place to visit...obviously they're influenced by all those wonderfully coloured tulips!

EG CameraGirl said...

Fancy candles! I would hate to burn them down!

Maude Lynn said...

How pretty!

MyMaracas said...

We went to that festival once, at least 20 years ago, and they were selling those beautiful candles back then, too. Makes for an interesting photo!

Karen Funk Blocher said...

Lovely! I have an aunt who used to make candles - cat candles, beer mug candles, even Hotei - but I don't think any of her candles were as nice as this. And they certainly weren't carved!

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